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Madrid bullfighting
Hello,
I am going to Spain with some friends in mid-November and we were considering seeing the bullfighting at Las Ventas. Perhaps it would be better to go earlier in the season. I am only in Madrid for two full days so I'm not sure if it's worth the time spent. Your comments are appreciated. |
Seeing innocent animals murdered should be the highlight of your vacation !!!
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I can't answer your question, but then, I'm not sure I understand it. You're going to be in Madrid for two full days and you're debating whether to the bull fight? I don't understand the 'earlier in the season' part (it could be just me).
I guess you have to decide if it's a big enough priority. Be prepared for the onslaught of abuse here by the PETA, or nearly PETA people . I know that I would go if I had the oppurtunity. |
Hi fryster
Bullfighting in Spain is, I believe, seasonal, and starts around march/April and finishes aroung September/October. Perhaps Maribel will have more information for you. Bullfighting in Portugal is more humane as the Bull is not killed. It is more a display of Horsemanship and Skill than one of "kill or be killed". David |
Season ends in October there is no bullfighting in Las Ventas in November.
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Thanks for your responses.
Las Ventas is not in the centre of Madrid so I was not sure about going. Car: Are you sure it stops in October? I've read in two guides that the Las Ventas still has the bullfighting on weekdays from November to February. Thanks |
fryster,
No, there are no corridas at Las Ventas in Nov., not even novilladas. The season ends mid-October. |
fryster
You can checK in www.Las-ventas.com it is in Spanish but it clearly says that season will end in October. Last year in November there was a bullfight in Houston, Portuguese style. |
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